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 license: apache-2.0
-base_model: microsoft/mdeberta-v3-base
 datasets:
 - HiTZ/casimedicos-squad
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-    In osteoporosis, one of the main risks associated with the increased risk of fracture is low adherence to treatment, so answer 1 is correct. Answer 2 is found in the SER guidelines, which confirm that some studies conclude that bone remodeling markers can be useful for early monitoring of adherence and response to treatment. Answer 4 is correct because again in the SER 2019 guidelines they quote: "The current scientific evidence allows us to affirm that neither increasing dietary calcium nor taking calcium supplements alone protects against the appearance of fractures". Therefore, the correct answer to this question is option 3. Patients on pharmacological treatment for OP should use calcium and vitamin D supplements because practically all clinical trials that have demonstrated efficacy of antiosteoporotic drugs routinely include calcium supplements and cholecalciferol (vitamin D3), but not in monotherapy.
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-    La disuria se resolvió más rápidamente en los pacientes implantados con
-    103Pd, pero no se vio afectada por el uso de radioterapia suplementaria y/o
-    terapia de privación de andrógenos.
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-    La dysurie s'est résorbée plus rapidement chez les patients implantés avec
-    du 103Pd, mais n'a pas été affectée par l'utilisation d'une radiothérapie
-    complémentaire et/ou d'une thérapie de privation d'androgènes.
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-    La disuria si è risolta più rapidamente nei pazienti impiantati con 103Pd,
-    ma non è stata influenzata dall'uso della radioterapia supplementare e/o
-    della terapia di deprivazione androgenica.
+- text: A patient with a history of febrile illness and chest pain comes to the hospital with dyspnea and tachypnea. On physical examination his blood pressure is low, jugular venous pressure is elevated with a deep descending sinus "X" and he has a paradoxical pulse. What pathology should you suspect?
+  context: Paradoxical pulse is a drop in blood pressure > 10 mmHg during inspiration; it represents an exaggeration of the physiological phenomenon consisting of inspiratory lowering of BP (normal up to 10 mmHg). In cardiac tamponade, inspiration, which causes an increase in blood flow to the right chambers, increasing their volume, secondarily causes a displacement of the interventricular septum to the left, so that the left heart lodges and expels less blood during systole and the pulse, therefore, decreases. In a normal heart this exaggerated displacement, caused by the pressure exerted by the tamponade on the RV free wall, does not occur. Sinus X represents the systolic collapse of the venous pulse, i.e., the pressure drop due to atrial relaxation (also partly due to a downward displacement of the RV base during systole). Sinus Y represents the diastolic collapse of the venous pulse, i.e., the pressure drop that occurs from the moment blood enters the tricuspid valve into the ventricle. In cardiac tamponade, the deep sinus X is characteristic. In constrictive pericarditis, the deep Y sinus. For all these reasons, the correct answer is 5.
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